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Scott Manley Simulating the Universe for Fun

Sep 13th

Watch “Astronogamer” Scott Manley run through a series of simulations in Universe Sandbox ² as he discusses a bit of the science behind it all:

Thanks, Scott!

Remember, Universe Sandbox ² is still in alpha, so there are many fixes and improvements that are on their way.

Buy Universe Sandbox ² and get instant access to the alpha on Steam for Windows, Mac, and Linux and pre-order the finished game: http://universesandbox.com/2

Universe Sandbox ² at PAX Prime 2014

Aug 22nd

Posted by Jar in Media

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We are very glad to announce we are showing Universe Sandbox ² next week at PAX Prime.

We’re joining more than 65 indie developers in the Indie MEGABOOTH from August 29th-September 1st here in Seattle, Washington, USA.

So if you’re going to be at PAX, make sure you swing by our booth. Universe Sandbox ² looks even more amazing on a gigantic TV.

If you aren’t lucky enough to be in Seattle with PAX tickets in your hand, don’t worry: The public alpha release of Universe Sandbox ² is only getting closer.

You can check out the full MEGABOOTH lineup here: http://indiemegabooth.com/indie-megabooth-announces-line-pax-prime-2014/

Universe Sandbox to exhibit at the WA Science Teacher Conference

Jan 25th

Posted by Dan Dixon in Media

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We will be showing off Universe Sandbox 2 at the Washington State Science Teacher Conference on March 12-14, 2010.

I’m really excited about this opportunity.

This conference is organized by the WSTA (Washington Science Teacher Association).

The picture is of the AFSC booth at the WSTA 2007 conference.

This will be our first exhibition.

Caught the Reddit Wave

Jan 12th

Posted by Dan Dixon in Media

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I’m a fan of a site called Reddit. It’s basically a social news / social bookmarking site. In one of the many subgroups someone asked about personal projects that people have worked on. I shared my work about Universe Sandbox and within a few hours I was voted the top comment (when sorted by best, the default method, out of hundreds of comments submitted).